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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05

THR county court yesterday pro.
yided for payment OF the work do,e
IN merchandising the Hynes Ferry
road out OF tho general tax and not
out Of this specifically levied road tax.
Judge DuBose's attention 10 called to
this. lie should have tho W. ole court
indicted for a misuse Of the pablo
funds. The judge must do this to be
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
pIABOLICAL OUTRAGE.
A Delicate neither rad faur Chill
1HEIdren fvicted at n O'Clock.

A Delicate Mother ssd Yaur Chn.
1s1Eldren fvicied No y O'Clock.
A case OF the most wanton cruelty
was brought TO the notice 81 the police
last night. Mrs. Mary Murphy and
hsr four anal children were evicied
from their humble lodgings, on Ksn.
sas avenue, % 10 alleged, by Constable
Dsvls, on q writ from Jus,lce Elem.
ing, at the instnrcs Of Mrs. Mary
Dvyer, who owned the hous,. John
Murphy, the husband 81 the vomap,
earns q scsnt livirg by plying
q fi,h boat on the river below Betle
street. Sjm,one sole HE boa, few
days ago, an1 he had gons down ca.
river TO zee " he coult not regain u
Ia the ineaulime the rent, a. 10, for
the house b,oame due, and bis oeeti.
tnte wife, lot being ahle 10 meet 4,
was visit,d With summary proc,ts
ahoul 4 O'Clock. The Outrage IL all
tho more dlabollcal from the isct
that when the 20 ice officer iout a the
woman she was lying on her bsdiing
on the tidewalk In tbs ihroee 81 child.
tirih, which no d;ubt hsd been pre-.
olpltated by the cous,able'a hsartlels
sotioo. The on 'sr quickly summoned
en- express ~sgon aud carried thu
suffering " man, her cbiidnn aud
plumber 10 the ttst 90, wnsry ,he
was delivered a thort while after her
arrival ola sifl baby In one a the
cells. DR.. Thornton attended the
woman, avd after she was made in a
degree oimliriable, had her ard
the children sent 10 toe no'pitd. A.
las, accounts the mother and cell.
born babe were doing well. TIE treat.
msnt Of the unfortunate som.n was
denounced % an on rage b. all who
we're scqusinted with tn- facts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05

TIKI arrangement made by the
OhiCkasaw club for the reception Of
the President is the crow nlng cap
slsst OF au thst he's been 40 intelli.
gently and wisely directed by, the
committees having the matter Of bis
entertainment 10 charge. Ia the
rooms OF the cub the President will
meet with the ellie Of the cities pop
..l.Aaa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05

We print this morning an epiione
oil the opinion Of Senator George. Of
Mississippi, on the vexed question
whether or not the State owes any
money TO Its public educational insti.
tu,ions. Senator Georges opinion ia
gwen at the pquest Of the farmers
aAiance. He decides in the negative.
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steameIs In DANGER.

SAND BEACH, Mich, Oct. 4-The
steam bsrges Albion and scow AK,
ashore at Ghndstone City, are In great
danger. The heavy seas which ran
out Of sas NAV bay all night havs car.
ried both boats higher upon the rocks,
carried sway their deiK loads end
will probably break them up inside
Of q few hours. The crews cams
lahore Lat nizht.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05

The following marriage llcensrs
we're Issued yesterday; HeDry foun.
lain aud Belle LeSis (colopo), A J..
Tee nisou aud Mary w. Minor, Tho,.
y Madden aud Myrtle Pryor, Milton
Hart aud Nancy Wright, J. NJ. Walton
snd Lula Winston, EIvArd Pdos aud
>aytnah Booker.
Tue presidential reception com.
uitt,e has been called ioge her by
Acting Chairman Napoleon Hill on
Friday a. 1880 o'clock p IN, at the
Merchant exchange, wh.n he ~ill
-ubmit bic appointment Of sub com
IN lttv,a He Exp CTS 10 see eSev
member Of the general committee
~, sent.
"A switch engine on the Memphis
a Charleston railroad ran into TIE
wagon VI lssso Seeed. q cJlorvd farm.
~, from Poplar Grove, Upton couBty,
- he ~As crossing Washington aud
: cond rect, ABOUT 1880 o'oi.ck lssi
gut, 40, ckips hts lJ.d q VI cJtton oa
q Il smsehing tue wagon ~ PAGES,
Dnt. luckily, no, kllllug either The
d i,ef Uf his team.
The iiields Of James NJ. P.trok,
shos. siie has tustitutsd tui Tor di-
zee, state thai the l'gslOns in the
all, an Ansiuct ui " ich hes been
phn ed by the ArrEAL, are uysrdTswn,
.od that he b,s not been guilty II the
spn heusibie conruut charged. AZ
rssr bAs reach d the coLns, Mr
PAras 10 salitled TO a Suspension oi
judgment
-Ihs tailors employed y, l. Sla.
gI'e, rier Madison And Second
streets, A.. on ttrite. There ATE
ts.niS seven n thtm, md they
s,ls,d on Of the shop a. noon ee
to-day because, a. they ray, h.Eger
n Ia BITE 'mpoy = Dobu iuni~t
Toe NAV has be.n given = chance %
u tue pnisn, tut rsfuH'd. The
msn ats satsh Il with Nh wages They
get, but will not 10 to wors tgsin until
&c non unionis, 10 discharged.
The following opinious and d..
g e.s re- handed d1wu by Oh~ncs lor
Ell u yoat.upv: GHv,B " Crave,
ae efdssd; " a iAuick W Dr. mon,
d iHl decree ordefec. D-cfe,s--B acG
Va x ad. report emf med; Go Il n
v. Ksa iug. ttme; A id-fsoh ". D,o.
os.i, talv 90, n m,d, State W Cobb,
,iff,nd-f notes rte COX a
ua,,i', rep IT u fund on hand was
-c.iyei 4 oroer,d n 20. la the
a.c OF Old Folks W. dil,u, itappeH
40 Va, ihs satsty on the cosl bond
raa rgmovri trim sh-hy UNITY, IL
s,s,ti I'D ia; p'sis' 4 siys nv
"a! .4.b.Js fau.I he ,A!s.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
MARTIAL MISERY.
A victim 60 Jealousy sisshes the
sorposcd Au,hsr.

A bloody 6sbt took pIsce near the
corner Of Third and Auction s,ree,s
sboa' 1850 O'Clock lAsl night, which.
while II may not result fatally, will
conhtc the victim TO his bed Tor come
days. The CONTESTANTS were ~
Campbell, aged ,wsnts dy- y-,r,. and
Sam Holmes, aged Z ito a. ys.rs ho,,
colursd. Campbell q a ma,h.d m.a
an1 1--we " n his wife AZ ,be cosn.,
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Hs NJ NNTFVs
MARsHALS.

Col. W. Y. Taylor. Chief.
MAJ; J.; J. Pulmer. Gen. J. J. DuPuy.
John W. Jarrett.
The ovation will commences with
cannon and fireworks Ia Auction
square. Main street. from Auction 10
Besls, will be illuminated by large
boh6res on opp Mite corners OF cross
ttfsstp, at every alternate street.
Where there are no fires the illumina
lion will be BY Iockrte, roman
candles and clloTed fires. At
the ccurthouss, which will
be illumifrhiei from ground fl)or "a
attic and beneath the club arch, .
sop Of Q few minutes will DO made "a
allow q member 10 we'come
President Hidden on behalf oil
the Jacksonian clDb. From there
the procession will move south 10 the
Peabody or Gayoso hotel, where q
prominent citizen will deliver su adj
drets 81 welcome on behalf Of the
people In generel. Details OF the pro
cession will be published later.
TIE club n quests residents on M ,in
street, ffom auction 10 Beale, to II.
luminste ard decorats their respective
houeee.
The procession will be open 10 the
public, on foot or other wise, aud those
Who desire will be assigned place In
line.
Toe demonstration mus, be 90 or
DERBY a. possible, on account OF Mr.,
Hadden's physical condition. la
success In every particular 10 assured.
Lsdiee In private vehicles viii be as
signed q prominent place In the pro.
ceasiop, and all are invited.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Policeman joan Jenny has re.
signed, at,era long period OF service.
He Will be succeeded by j. NJ. Jack.
son.
In the probate court, yesterday,
b i Coleman was appointed guardian
OF the minor heirs OF Y. A. aud U. ID
Massey.
HI. Hayes, who struck the blow
that resulted In lochja- and death to
Lee Horton, was indicted by the
grand jury yesterday.
"A burning chimney In the Ma
sonic temple shortly after noon yes.
teri ay csus, d n fire alarm and run by
the department. No damsge.
The Tennessee executive com.
mittee Of the western waterways
will meet al 1880 o'clock this fore
noon AT the Merchants' exchange.
The State and county taxes for
1887 fell due yesterday, and the cler.
ical force OF the county trustee were
kept busy reoei pting Tor public iunds.
-Rumors Of further protests and
prosecutions growing out Of the re-
cent elections are sh1ar. They are
laid at the door Of the defeated party.
The new Grand opera house IN
Fort Smith, ARK, will be opened n, II
Monday .vening by Mlss l. "a Esans
AID company. All the seas have
already been sold for the interesting
event.
The special meeting Of the lack.
toniAn club. announced for Wednee-
day night, has been posip med untiI
Friday night nbxt, when all cit y SOS
interested In the MADDEN reception
are invued 10 attend.
The presiden, a the W. Q. +. u,
before Having the city, would like "a
n ee, the members Of the uuion and
ali ladies interested IN the iempsrabc,
cause this afternoon ~ o'c'ock, a,
White Ribbon hail, No. 27S Main
| street.
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The Avalanche seems 10 have the
ricketts,, and very badly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
THE PROGRAM.
Popular Demonstration In Honor
Of President MADDEN.
Arras ged-the Grsndest Dis.
play for Years.

The committee Of arrangements foi
the reception Of President MADDEN
met last night at the Office Of Secfe
tsry Bsttsile and adopted tie follow
ing program:
A reception committee Of fifty will
leave the Louisville & Nashville depo,
on a special train Tuesisy evening
and returning will reach the city at !
O'Clock. The CT mmittee Ia as follows
Capt. J. IL. Martin, Chairman.
Emmett Woodson, Judge James Greer,
W. N. Brown, Gen. Coltsn Greeue,
II. u. Avery, N. NJ. Jones,
J. b. Menken. Judge j, >. dalaway,
NJ. X, Paterson, J. NJ. fowlke:,
W. y. Taylor, Sc. Toof,
l.. \. Lake, X, q. Craig,
j. II. Beasley, John 0verton,
]. Reggie, J. j. Duffy.
X, b. Armour, John X peed,
W. i. IOpp, Mix G.rvin,-
Hunsdon Cary, ]. M. Heating,
y. Y. Anderson, j Harvey Mathes,
j. Y Houston, n. Y. RICKETTS,,
Walter d. Armour, Walker Ken, eday,.
l. II. Estes, Louis q Fritz,
Joe Th,srs, NJ, II KatIenberg,
J. W. Voseli, stm Camp.
y. Tim norman, Zoe Montsdonioo,
3. W. Hampton, , n. Dunsoomb.
". 4. Cole, W. ID. Bethel.
J. =. Petht. Y. y. Nelson,
A. ID. G~ynne, II d, Snosdsn,
J. NJ. Goodbar, W. 4. Moore,
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Petroleum v. Nasby

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This 10 the reason Why 6ynvita Blocks con.
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better known. Olergymen, public spsakers,
and people in all the avenues Of life are unit in
their praise Of that wonderful new remedy,
Synvita Cough Blocks. They are warranted 70
cure coughs, colds, bronchitis, hoarseness,
rs doses, 25 cents. Hundreds bear testimony
70 the remarkable cures Of diarrhns, dysentery,
Hux, cholera infsntum, or summer complaint
berry Blocks; 25 doses, 26 cents. We have
dosing their children with strong medicines
cured them BY using synvite Worm Block. 2s
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NO relief, buy package Of eynvita Kidney.
Blood and Liver Blocks and bs cured; 90
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bitter. in the market, buy packedge Of Syn
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PRICETOWN.

December 18th, 1851.
Mr.. Augustus Gonna il very sick with ssysip-
elias
Mr.. Wyatt dosssts spent most Of last week in
Cincinnati
Mr.. Chas. Barr moved into his property in
our town to-day.
There viii be prayer meeting at the Christian
Church Tuesday night.
The meeting at the New Light Church closed
last Friday night, with nine additions.
Another member has been introduced into
the homo Of Mr.. Thomas Newton-s boy.
Mis- Lixsis Duvail, Of LynchburR. vss ths
guest Of friends here during the meetings.
4i1 Ruth LAndess entertained quite 8 num-
Der OF hsr young friends at her homo last SUM-
Mn. Rsbeoea Dale and son, Willie, have ~
turned homo after moro than years sojourn'
Ing with relatives In Missouri.
A disease known - 'head erysipelas" has
invaded our community In the form Of On cpl
S;S'ii S;sS 4 Quite number have b''n sfaies'd
Hogs arc shout ~ shipped from this vieini-
y, st pstces ranRing from ~ 70 eS Per hun
dred. B. King shipped about fifteen hundred
from this nsdghborho0d.
Mr.. Nsurios Rubls and NJ. epilksr came 10
Town Last Saturday 70 ssttls httls di3seeDoe
betwsen themselves before Squire J. n. Duvall
Thsy asteled The mastsr b oonpsouise.
., Tns n-ssSin1 - e the Chrl,ts. Ohuseh have
bssa received thal Rev. Hous1oc could NJ s.
hese betore that time on account Of his health.
ninGling WITH frionds q Iris point. Hs q -
Gased ID eelfing book entitled esa ed Lasl.
H ohoen reee1vo The haarty pa>gunaDo e II
many Old frissds IN thb vis3nity.
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SHERIFTS SALE.
Real Estate.

ASns MoSx cS. n dn r: s..: HnNrs n.
ORDER OF SALE.
IN pursuance Of az order is.ued from the
court Of Common Pleas yithin and for the
ct the October term thereof A. D. 1857. and
70 me directed, I will o6er for sale at public
nuction q Il: door Of the Court House, In
Saturday, December "a, A. D. 1887,
All o'clock p. N. Of said day. the following
Situate in the county Of Highland. State Of
Ohio. and In Paint township. part Of survey
No; 3aSO. on the water. OF Rocky Fork q
eriy line Of aid trsct Of los I acres. m more o.
lssss and at the north west corner q E tract
Lucas BY deed dated February 10Th, 1856;
XII es poss o liz: aoos o ;.d
me sheIsot 9: 2sX 3: q i:io poles e ton
Said az so Ps pole. ai 70
stone and black gum 22o northeast OF said
p pos: ss,d
Isaac Brown In the line. Of Mary stephens
snsnos Hss sss sasssof
the said sUuth erly line OF Wary Stephens g.
6Ko W. ll5 lilo poles TO . stone. northwes!
corner Of tract OF l06 acres Of land, northeast
the line Of said Mary Stephens 9. 22Ho e. q
links from another stone; thence with the
northerly line Of said l06 acres and easterly
poles TO place Of beginuing, Oontaining 2,
acres and 18 square perches OF land, more OF
less, being same tract OF land conveyed BY
deceased. to Samuel N. Patton.
Said premises has been appraised at u 400
and cannot sell for less than two-thtrd ol
said appraisemeut.
Terms OF sale-Cash ON Cay Of sale.
H. y. DAWSON,
sheriff Highland County, o.
Hart 4 4 qss.stt, Attys.
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sHnRIFFs SALE.
Real Estate.
\. J. and .. z. Scott vs, Michael Dunn e Al.
Highland (lOunty Ussaft OF Common Pleas.
Case no; OH ~: - ors1xr


sna 9 Z ss... M,ss:s, .,! Dssn q, 8 a.
o''' Al ALAS TAI; os1k or SALE.
IN pursuanos Of an prder issued from the
.y6rtf OF Common r ses within and for the
sS0urty Of Highland and State Of Ohio, made
NJ ths October term thereof A. D. 1851. and
auction, ss tnc door os the Conri Hoass. in
tho town Of HillsbOro. ON
Saturday, December -, A. d. 1887
Al 1K pm. Of said day the followins dssorib-
situate in AiShiand county. state Of Ohio,
In Liberty township, described - foilowDs
Beginning At stone In O'Sullivanr line,
poles to stone In the center Of the VII:
ssid foSa o s1Ss @ pess 'ss e:a :ssss Is
OConner'e line; thence with said line 9. ~
tHirty.sl%x Kan and one ha Il poIss q land. Xiso
another tract situated In the county Of High.
land, State Of Ohio, to.wit: Beginning ct :
ssGns n sns 70 az
cold 70 Isaac Essex; thence with line there.
Of VIM. o. Collins'tract Of land thenoe with
;sd josn n; :nS ns ns pUs. s1s ~
stone corner TO Charles WilsnnI tract Of
land thence with his lins n. 70o 3, 81 S6.lO0
poles 70 stone: thence with the STATE road
contsinins sofes = and n S is poles 81 of land NOR:
SAID premises has besn appraised - fol.
pos. ana a 81. e: .:1 sns shan s
two-thirds Of said appraisement.
Terms Of saie-Cssh on daX q ns sIWlSs: WlSs:or
Sloane. Gardner 4 Hire, Att'ys.
November "A, 1857.
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CELLS
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SOLD By ALL DRU00ISTS.

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Having struggled 20 years between life and
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.
William Shoemaker Va. Eliza B. Tempiin ct
al. Highland County Court of Common


wiIl.% shos%.t:r @ y; !. E,,.. q, p !, T,s%gl,n q :.
es"' oA,s oRDEn o,.l..
~ " cN1.
In pnrs%rsncs OF 80 en order Issued from ON re re
Court OF C0mmon fleos witnin end tor tne
county OF Hisniand q snd stats q q 0n!o. ss made
AZ the Octooet term tnereot a. ": lo6!s ana 70
me directed, Will oner for sale et public
the Sown OF diiisooro' ONO, on
Saturday. January 9TH. A. ID. 1888.
At iK O'Clock pm. Of said day the following
- ree ne sstase; ~
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Al the season for these delicious BIZ
valvular edibles is nov here, II is we'll
to inquire into their peculiarities and
varieties. The oyster is mollusk Of
very delicate fber and aromatic flavor.
He is q native OF salt water estuarics,
and enjoys his home on the pebbly
beach. He 10 voracious absorbant Of
salt and water, and thrives best where
these necessities Of his existence are best
warmed by the summer sun. The clam
u twin brother or first cousin Of the
oyster, and like him wears his bones on
the outside. Whether It is from fashion
or IL done for warmth and protection
science has never learned. They are not
emotional or intellectual, and their pow
era to reason or to absorb new ideas are
known to be very limited. Some people
are like CLAIMS and oysters. Some farm
err are likewise. Their power and sus.
ceptibility to absorb salt and water is
enormous, a. is shown by their buying
such fertilizers - are 20 per cent. salt
and 25 per cent. moisture. If you would
avoid such "clam-ities" buy only the
Cincinnati Desiccating Co. 3 goods, which
are thoroughly dry and free from salt.
They are sold by the Hillsboro Hard
ware Company. Other people initiate
the Clam.Oyster Combination by their
failure to call ct the mammoth store
rooms Of the H. H. O. for anything they
want in the hardware line, for imple-
ments, stoves. buggies, surreys, spring
wagons, or any big thing or little thing
that a hardware store might, could, would
or should keep.
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SINKING SPRING.

= December lsth, 1887.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Mcclure will attend the
wedding Of Miss Beskmap.
Mr.. Wal Hempstsad hes been con6ued ~ HE
room for several days By sickness, but 10 some
better.
Misa Sylvia MoKsehan will attend the we'd
ding Of her friet d, Ola Beskman, next Thurs-
day at Rardsu.
Mr.. o. O. wickerham has been 70 South
Charleston and reports the health Of Mrs. Jen-
ME wicksrham 70 b improving.
morn,ns m Tow 70 visis {sisSd: % Il N Rsrdsn S % ana s.
present at the wedding OF her niece.
Mr.. Trecup. Of Smoky Corner, has purchased
Mr.. Frank FuIk's saw.min and has u now Get
on Mr.. Jacob Tener's land where he expects 10
saw ont nice lot Of lumber.
Rev. Knox has been suffering very much
from severe Geld, but was able TO 60 TO his
appointment on Sunday. he win commence
meeting at Cynthiana this week.
Doth Of our stores are tssming with holiday
gifts, Messrs. Wickersham and Swisshelm hav.
Ing recently returned from the city with Ane
assortment, and from the appearance Of things
''old Santa Claus' will soon b here.
The Ladies Aid Society had pleasant meet
ing last Thursday evening. They were engaged
in the good work Of making . comfort for Mr..
aanpsh Csplins:r; me- NEEDY woman n ~ IN the
u0uB OAS0 eoOy WAu usOVs - es1o RoS
sonsge next Tuesday evening 10 finish II ready
for Christmas gift.
Al the meeting Of the Sunday School board
Of the n. e. Church held Saturday evening,
December 18th, the ofacers chosen for the
coming year were - follows: For Superinten.
dent William Shoemaker; Assistant, Mrs.
Kirkpatrick Secretary, Miss Bell 6tillon !;
Treasurer. ]. F. Beliscn Librarian, Harry
Bellison. The board will meet again next
Saturday ct 2 p. m. TO elect the teachers for
the school.
On next Thursday st IL O'Clock (noon) q
RI rien. O., will take place the marriage Of
Miss Viola Bsskman, Of Rarde,, 10 Nj. Sam-
uel williamson, Of Williamsburg, o. The
happy couple will start Immediately after the
ceremony 10 the home Of the groom's parents
near Cincinnati. The bride is . fair and in
tereeting young lady, the greater part Of whose
fs..has been spent in Sinking Spring and her
many frinds here wish that nothing but
Merry Christmas and happy New Year may
greet her and hers through an the years Of life,
and that al possible happiness may be filed in
those years.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-22
BELFAST.

December 18th, 1887.
Our friend, D. B. Thompson, has moved
away.
Morn To Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Garrett,
fine boy.
Our friend, George saylor, has returned TO
our village.
Mr.. George Umphlet has moved onto Mr..
Job Haigh's farm.
The preacher st Union Chapel Il still on the
sick list at his homo.
Mr.. Lon Gilmore. Of Kansas, 10 visiting
friends near Union Chapel.
The young folks had . candy party st Mr..
Lafe EakinG one night last week.
Mr.. Spencer Mercer, Of Kansas, 10 expected
home on visit In the near future.